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Wanganui Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5101, 2 July 1883, Page 3

ADVERTISING.' — ~~~~ TTNDER the heading of WANTS In "tnfo. U column will be charged SIXPENCE for FOURTEEN words ; and for ©very addi tioual word one-halfpenny. „. , , , , v 3i % *»* To ensure insertion, orders from tlge country should be accompanied with their value in stamps. _| Wants. WANTED Known— That comfortable Board and Lodging can be supplied to ayouug man in a private family (without children) on River BanK. Apply J.P.L., office of this paper. ANTED Known— Mrs and Miss Collingwood, tailoress and dressmaker, have removed to Bell Street, opposite Spanish Vinery. , ' * ANTED the puWic of Wanganui to remember that I am almost giving away my goods. Who is ? why Arthur B. Lewis, Victoria Avenue, Waaganni. - ■ > ANTED to Sell— My large stock of Sewing Machines at cost. Apply to Arthur E. Lewis, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. <J - , X&J ANTED to Lot- Roomy wheelwright TT shop. Waver! jy. Kent nominal. Apply Qerald office. AKTED to Let or Sell— Houses in Sydney Place, Tay , Street, arid London Street, block 13. Apply to it. Brandon, Sydney Place,, or. E. Uhurtpn. : WANTED to Let— A paddock, of 4ft 8r 19p, and one of 5* 2r Op. Apply.tp E. Chnrton. - , ' - ' .",_ WANTED to Let— A Five-acre Paddock; plenty of grass and water; close to town. Apply to John Bennie, '-•' - W~ ANTED to iind-^A~Bum~of £250 upon land. Apply to M,, office <jf this paper. ___^ . • n:_ ANTED— A partner with alcapitalof £600, :for one of the best paying Businesses on the co»st. For address, Apply office of this paper. — W~~~ ANTED Known— Mrs Walker is selling Ladies' Newbarket Ulsters, from 108 ; Children's Ulsters, in endless variety. The Alpine Tweed suit for Children. Must be sold. - " ANTED Known— The largest and best house ia town for MiUmery. Large assortment of this winter's Bonnets, in all the leading shapes, from 10s 6d, worth more than double. Large Btock of Ladies' and Children's Trimmed Hats, at prices that will effect a speedy clearance. See "windows, Mrs Walker, Avenue. 2_ ANTED Known-Crewel silk, in all shades, at 23 per dozen. Wools in all shades at Is 6d per dozen. Patterns at less than half price, to clear the lot. ■"' \ WANTED Kuown — Great Bargains. Dress materials in all the new Fabrics. Lot of Dress Trimming at less than cost. New Brocaded Ottoman Silk, in every shade, at 63 per yard. Lot of Evening Dress Pieces in Silks and Satins ; Nuns Cloth : Madras Muslins, in all shades. Must be sold. Mrs Walker, Avenue. ■ ; 1 WANTED Known— J. Paul ia selling Ladies' Cloth Jackets 5s lid, 10s fid, 15s 6d. Ulsters 8s 6d and 125.6 d. Feljt Skirts 4s lid, 5s lid, 8s 6d. Black Straw Hats Is. Children's Costumes 6s lid, 8a lid, 10s 6d. ] - ~- ANTED Known-» That J. Paul & selling heavy Bolton Sheeting, double width, at Is OJd and la 3d per yard. White Blankets 13a 6d per pair. Silver grey Blankets 14s 6d per pair. Unshrink;able shirtings at 10$ d and la Officer yard.' ■ ANTED Known— J. Paul is. selling heavy Brown and Blue Serges tft la o£d per yard. Blue Conway Serges I»; 3d andls6d. Blue Navy Serges, ls 6d.and,la 9d per yard. Blue Pondora Serge 13 9d aha 2s per yard. Scotch Homespun Is 3Jd per yard. t '.. . ' A.A ' . WANTED Known— That Francis 'J. Jones has on sale a consignment of first- class Oamarn Potatoes. •_ --I;. ANTED— The publio of Wanganui generally, rich and poor, to buy their China, Glass, and Earthenware from the only store that confines its business to the above lines .. . ■' '.• - r - --y— -——>■——— — GO to a grocer's for your ' groceries," a bootmaker's for your boots, and give A. IS. Lewis a turn when : you want jany crockery. _. •,-)-,.;? LIVE and let live. — I respeetfnlly solicit < a share of public patronage. Remeaiber A. E. Lewis can sell as cheap as any, any also has the largest variety io' choose-freifi^ 1 ANTED to let, in _toltopCttpw^;a£eve_ roomed cottage. Apply ito <P. - Scrivener. • - . / - ' ',]1..'.l ANTED Known— That Arthur oK, Lewis is selling Sewing Machines on the time payment system. . . : _ ANTED— To soil, 5; roomed house aud 21 acres of land on River Bank. The ground is neatly fenced and house newly painted. — Apply to Q. McCaul. - WANTED to Let— The'shop atwruer of the Avenue and Guyton ' Street > Enquire on the premises of T* Scrivener. "' H COLLIER & CO. have in stock a . large and varied stock of PIANO? FORTES by the first makers of the day. OELING & SPANGENBERG Pianofortes may be had at H. Collier & Co.'s Music Warehouse,, ficteria Avenue. riIHE WARD PIANOFORTES, cdraX plete iron frame 3," check repeater actions, are hi stock at H. Collier and Co.'s Music Warehouse. - , - - . OLD PIANOS taken in exchange,, and" full value allowed, at fl. Collier* Co. 'B Music Warehouse, Wanganni. \ IANOFORTES TUNED,. REPAIRED, and Renovated, ip tone and touch, -j x ' QQ GUINEAS. The WARD . PIANOfJO FORTES, Trichord check action, in I Canadian Walnut caaes, may be had for 38 Guineas, at H. Collier & Co.'s, Viotoria Avenue, Wanganui. * LIPP PIANOFORTES, complete iron frame, extended ends, overstrung* full Trichord, check repeater action, in fine Walnut case. Price 90 Guineas, at H. Collier & Co.'s, Victoria Avenue,'. Wanganui. " ' _._J _. TO LET. —Shop and Dwelling house on Market Square (late Native Office^ Apply to Geo. Caiman, Grocer, Victoria Avenue. r . j TO LET.— A 6-room dwelling house an Church Place. Apply to Dudley Eyre. t TO LET— House aud shop (with fittings at the corner of Liverpool and Niblefet Streets. Apply to W. Autridge, next door.. IMPORTANT NOTICE. : - THE business of Chemists and Druggists, carried on by the undersigned has: this day been transferred to Messrs A. Mi LOASBraUd &HOGG:. - oune2oth, ISS3. A. M. LOASBY & CO:, . . . In soliciting a continuance of tho support, so liberally bestowed 6u their prbdeeessors, will make it their constant aim to conduct the Business (and the Dispensing Ddpart^ ment especially) with the same amonntof care and accuraoy for which this establish^, ment is already noted. . " The Dispensino Department will be under the personal supervision of Mr LOaSBY,. who, after eleven years' practical experience, is well fitted to undertake the management of so important a branch of the profession. WAKEFIELD & HOGG, In thanking their unmrrous customers for past favors, would solicit a continuance of them for their siiccessorsv. Messrs A. M. LOASBY&(S>.'' '• fc „ MUSIC. '..'",*^^ ' J MRS HKtfRV K>USSEDt'.*'< * /y/ y SECOND QUARTER ccm\aeas»&M£?